Miss Jett Lorraine Flock appears in 1955 notice
Sunday edition of the Great Southern PTG and MFG Co publishes a brief local notice from Frederick Missouri. The item references Miss Jett Lorraine Flock and night courses at Roscoe M. Pearce and includes subscription rates and mail terms. The notice is dated Monday October 6 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Miss Jett
Lorraine
Roscoe M. Pearce
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederice
Mid
Assocla
Tee Associated Prosage
Lusnely
The
Post
Frederick
Children Suffer as Bombardment Strikes Quemoy Caves
Reported in the conflict zone, over 2,000 children in Quemoy endure life in caves and underground shelters under threat of Nipenza and smallpox. Poor food, scarce medical supplies, and looming influenza epidemics raise fears as bombardment continues and aid remains blocked by a Red blockade. The piece invokes moral appeals and biblical reference about protecting children amid war.
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Quemoy
Wister
Would Britain Give Up Hong Kong Debate
Washington column questions whether Great Britain will surrender Hong Kong amid pressure from the Brisa party. It notes Hong Kong’s 691 square miles and 2.6 million population, mostly Chinese, with a small British citizen base. The piece cites potential mainland cession of Hong Kong to China as strengthening the case for giving up the colony. It mentions Britain’s trade ties and postwar history with the offshore islands Matsu and Quemoy. The author, David Lawrence, references Quemoy and Mateu and includes biographical notes on an Australian scholar and minister.
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Brisa Otabori
David Lawrence Quemoy
Mat U
s@ Hatwoahst povernment
Hone Rosa
China
Hong Kong
Labor Party
Quemoy
Mateu
Britain
Great Britain
Hong
Australia
Melbourne College of Divinity
University of Sydney
Columbia University
Union Theological Seminary
New York
2 Church
Baltimore
Formosa
British Labor Party
Winston
Churchill
Hitler
Eisenhower
Matsu
Appreciation From A Friend To Frederick News and Post
Letter from the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association praising the Frederick News and Post for wide coverage and concise reporting during National Newspaper Week. Dated October 3, 1958, signed by JOSEPH D. BAKER, President, Frederick. Seven accused in Anne Arundel crackdown on Sunday blue law violations.
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Frederick News and Post
Frederick County
Tuberculosis and Public Health
Tuberculosis ‘and Public Health Association
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Glen Burnie, Md
Anne Arundel County
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The Oct 6 1908 pages reflect on evolving Cold War era tensions with references to Hong Kong and Quemoy Matsu in the context of Chinese and British politics. It notes Dulles and U S policy toward ceasefires in the Far East and discusses Warsaw Geneva negotiations, plus local reports on weather, a football game, and a literary society debate.
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Hong K Kong
Labor Party
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa
Dulles
Associated Press
Associated Red Law Pr
Albany
Albucwerque
Isuanta
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Afatsu
Mr. Dulles
Fort Worth
United States
Frederick
Helena
Far East
Todianapolis
Warsaw
Kansas City
Angeles
Garry
Bisons
Paul
New York
Igiaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Alfred J. Herman
Pittsburgh
Mainville
Portland
Tor
Utica
Ore
S. M
Rapid City
Zion
Maryland
San Francisco
YMCA
Athletic Park
Congress
Tampa
Washington
Contel
State Department
Clover Leaf Literary Society
North Alarket Street School
Harling Sponseller
Robert Mee
Cutcheon
Arthur Brown
Wilbur Brown
Roy Kidd
Luther Frazier
Messrs
Lawrence Fagan
William Garrett
South Bentz Street
Weather Twenty Years Ago in Frederick October 6 1935
Frederick city politics see Mayor Lord Culpeuty stance on fairgrounds privileges and gambling. Tax rate at £1.25 remains same after council meeting. Democratic lead narrows as early returns show a 1,310 vote margin. Civic events include Leaders Bible Class anniversary with Rev Nevin Smith and R Paul Smith speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lord c. Culiety
Brunswick
Alfred Harris
Frederick City
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Nevin Smith
Westminster Reformed Church
Cal 1Vary Methodist Church
Stock Quotations From Frederick Area Market Pages
Stock data compiled by Alex Brown and Sons of New York Stock Exchange members shows current bid and asked figures for regional securities. Listings include Frederick town entities, Potomac Edison, Frederick Gas, and local trusts, with notes on estimated sale ranges and recent transaction guidance.
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Iuumangwu Anu
Alex Brown & Soms
New York
Frederick
Unis
Potomac Edwon
Potomac Edison Prd
Frederick Gasow
Warken & Biefield
Pred
Local Hospital Watch Reports Several Patient Moves
Among The Sick Mr Louis E Twentey of Yellow Springs entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday morning for observation and treatment. Dennis Eyler has been moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to his home on North Market Street. He is improving but still bed confined. Mrs Oscar W Keyser of 315 West Seventh Street was admitted to University Hospital in Baltimore last Thursday for major surgery Friday and is now improving. Mrs J L Wit town remains ill at Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore where she has been a patient three weeks.
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Louis E. Twentey
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dennis Eyler
Frederick Mortal Hospital
North Market Streel
Oscar W. Keyser
West Seventh Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
JL Wittown
Church Homeland Hospital
Thomas
Anderson
Lola Young Anderson
Daniel J
Sarah Zimmerman Young
Frederick County
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Mt. Pleasant
Arrivals and Notices From Boston and Athens
Floyd W. Newcomer arrives in Boston aboard USS Boston after a three month tour in the Med and Middle East. Lt. (jg) Chipley Jr. attends Navy Supply Corps School in Athens. Art courses advertised with listings of instructors, credits, and schedules. Deaths and weddings noted in local obituaries and ceremony reports, including Mrs Lola Young Anderson and a double wedding at Evangelical Lutheran church with Miss Jett Lorraine Flook and Roscoe Milton Pearce.
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Scrool
Athens, GA
FHTNC
Jg) Chipley Jr
Supply Corps, Usn
C. L. Chipley
East South Street
Frederick
Ruth E. Wiles
Route 2
Navy Supply Corps School
Jett Lorraine Flook
Air
Howard O. Flook Sr
East Second Street
Roscoe Milton Pearce
George Chester, Pearce
Damascus
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
June Miller
Franck
G. F. Handel
R. van Williams
Bach
Barnby
Wanda Lee Hoffman
Catherine] Engle
Mary Jo
Fausey
Sunbury
Lankenau Hospital
Philadelphia
Sandra
Mummert
Westminster
Gay Flook
Merdit
Ridge Road Crash Causes About $700 In Damages
A two vehicle collision on Ridge Road west off Frederick near Route 40 caused about 700 in damage. Roy Arnold Stottlemyer 26 of Myersville crossed the center and struck Marr Mumford Morgan of Middletown, sending Morgan’s car through a fence into a pine tree area. Stottlemyer’s 1949 Chevrolet sustained 290 damage while Morgan’s 1953 Cadillac suffered about 34 damage. Stottlemyer was charged with failing to drive to the right of center.
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Ridge Road
Frederick
Route 40
Gordon H. Smith
Roy Arnold Stottlemyer
RFD 1
Myersville
Marr Mumford Morgan
Middletown
Stott
Ington
Stottlemyer
Chevrolet
Morgan
Cadillac
Siotiemyer
Robbers Break Into State Armory Over Weekend
Robbers broke into the National Guard Armory at Second and Beniz streets over the weekend. Police said entry was gained by kicking a rear basement door. they attempted to jimmy a vending machine and the Blue and Grey room door on the first floor. On the second floor, two rooms were forced and ransacked, but officials reported nothing apparently missing. Detective Bureau inquiries were begun Sunday evening and continued.
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National Guard
Beniz
Armory
Detective Bureau
Corp. Wi
J. Boost
Norman Trump
Last Night Was State's Coldest
Weather across Maryland hit record cold with subfreezing lows in multiple counties. Cumberland reported around 25 above, Frederick and nearby towns saw 30s and 31s, while Towson and Randallstown recorded 30 and 31 degrees. Fire units responded to a minor oil burner fire at 330 South Jefferson, little damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aserated Press
Maryland
Cumberland
Hascock
Washington County
Randallstown
Benson
Conowingo
Frederick
Towson
United Fire Company
Citizens Truck Company
South
Jefferson
William F Daniels
Mentally Retarded School Delayed at Harmony Grove
The opening of the mentally retarded school at Harmony Gravel, Hayward House in Harmony Grove, planned for last Wednesday, has been postponed due to plumbing and heating delays and furniture and training materials not arriving. Principal Mrs. George Remsberg said parents will be notified in advance, by letter or phone.
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Harmony Gravel
George Remsberg
Mrrs
Remsberg
Board, of Education
Hayward House
Harmony Grove
Funeral notices and obituaries from multiple communities
Funeral services were held for Ida M. Johnson at the funeral home on North Market Street with Rev. Althouse officiating. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Also noted are services for Charles W. Rice of Church Hill and Baxter Weddle of Johns ville with multiple pallbearers and local pastors. Msgr Antonio Springovics, 82, Riga metropolitan, Latvia, died Oct. 2 in Vatican City.
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Ida M. Johnson
North Market Street
Funneral
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangellial United Church of Christ
Charles W. Main
Edward L. Pease
Walter H. Duvall
William R. Zimmerman
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Myersville
Charles W. Rice
Church Hill
Raymond L. Markley
St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery
Ir. Rice
Lford F. Gaver
Edwin L. Johnson
Joan KR. Warrenfelt
Baxter Weddle
Johnsville
Union Bridge
DB. Hartzler
Msgr
Springovics
Vatican City
Vatican
Antonio Springovics
Riga
Soviet Republic of
Latvia
Weekend Arrests Reported In City
Police logged multiple weekend detentions for public intoxication and related offenses. Among those held were Robert H. Robinson 62 from Hasmiacket Virginia jailed on $25.80 collateral, Clyde H. Loud 37 of Mt. Airy and Harry F. Sier 42 Fredericksburg jailed on similar bonds, and Robert T. Baugher 18 of Frederick charged with intoxication at the fairgrounds with a $100.89 collateral. Det. Sgt. Norman Dietz led an assault and battery case, while additional arrests included Crummitt Prather and others on Saturday night.
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Butters Dames
Norman Trump
Clyde HL Loud
Mt. Airy
Loud
East All Saints
Harry F. Sier
Fredericks
Denver
Shook
Nathan “Dorsey
Sier
South Court Street
Robert T. Baugher
Stouie
Frederick
Wasl
Fairgrounds
Claude Evans
Paul Mossburg
Baugher
William E. Hisentroui
Norman Dietz
Three Killed in Accidents In Aiursland And Baltimore
Three people died in separate accidents in Aiursland and Baltimore as a hunting party near Greensboro encountered gun misfires. Gilbert Atkins, 19, was fatally wounded after a shotgun discharged while passing through a fence. Ronald Short, 17, and Paul Hein, 13, were injured when a gun discharged during dove hunting near Caramme Court, Pennsylvania. Police reported autopsies and hospital care as investigations continue. Eisenhower appeals to world banks to boost IMF and World Bank contributions.
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Aiursland
Gilbert A. Atkins
Balti
Panis Rday
Caramme
Ronald Eng
Ronald Short
Greensboro
Pennsylvania
Paul Hien
Hitch
State Hospital
Trap Line exercise tests new atomic battle group concept
Meade Maryland AP report says 3800 officers and men from 2nd Army area conducted a paper drill titled Trap Line using the new atomic battle group concept with divisional base groups. Lt Gen George Read Jr praised realism as 338000 troops simulated a Western Germany defense with Redstone missiles and preplanned killing areas. Units from Ohio Kentucky Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Maryland Delaware and DC participated.
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FY. Meade, Md
Army Brass
National Guard
2Nd Army
Germany
George W. Read Jr
States
District of Columbia
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Stock Market Rises to Record Highs on Broad Advance
New York led by airlines and copper as stocks moved to record highs. Pan American World Airways jumped on a large block, Kennecott and U S Gypsum rose, U S Steel and Crucible Steel gained, and Chrysler and American Motors traded higher. Royal Dutch and American Telephone also advanced as rails, oils, and chemicals posted fractional gains.
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NEW York
Pan American World Airways
Kennecott
U.S. Gypsum
Chrysler
American Motors
U.S. Steel
Royal Dutch
American Telephone
Unemployment Checks Delayed By State Holiday
Maryland unemployment compensation checks scheduled for Monday payment will be issued Friday instead due to Columbus Day observance. County offices will close Monday. the department said Friday payments for regular Friday claimants proceed as scheduled in Baltimore and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Expringment Security
Tour completes as Becker arrives aboard USS Boston
Harold G. Becker Jr seaman USN, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Becker of Middletown Maryland, arrived in Boston on September 23 aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Boston after a three month Mediterranean and Middle East tour. Norman Titman of Thurmont reported sighting a flock of sixty wild geese heading south at 9 10 this morning.
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Boston
Boston, Mass
Floyd W. Newcomer
Merie C
Comer
Thurm Md
Mass
USS
Mediterranean
Middle East
Harold G. Becker Jr
Seaman
Usn
Harold T
Simiy Ave
Dletown, Md
Norman Titman
Thurmont
Wild Geese Fame
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California School of Fine Arts
Adult Education Authority
Paris
University of California
Studio Fernand
Davis Studio
State Armory
Lenore Stone Boyle
Emmitsburg
Lenora Stone Boyle
J. Brooke Boyle Sr
John B. Boyle Jr
Somer
Leonard J. Ruck
Harford Road
Echodale
St. Philip
James’ Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Libertytown
Boyle
D. E. Stone Sr
Dr E. Stone Jr
Margaret G. Boyle
Aury
Staley Park Field
Boyer Clinic
Eugene B. Casey Construction C c. of
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Sula Uu
Washington D. C
Lieut
James Walsh
Company A
Dora A. Goff
Mena
Ark
IAPI
Dora’ A. Goff
Morris Goff
Abner
Radio
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Charles J. Waterman
Davis Street
Somersworth
N. H
New Hampshire
Mr. Waterman
Clara Waterman
Ross Moberly
Carl Waterman
Alice Brown
Thomas Waterman
Nan B. Young Smith
Nan Barclay Young Smith
Glenn Alvin Smith
Coleman Crest
Laraby
Serge
Bernice
Ervin
Balimore -Ap
Gilbert A
Ban Dungalk
Sind Om Eesterlin Hospital
Pohice
May
Hubert FL Walker
Mitamabie
Lawson
Sai
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Iwoine
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Delhi
World
Ank
International Monetary Fund
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